LMFAO...........$5000 Bond!
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PNWest
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LMFAO...... over 10 years possible incarceration!
Barnett's federal charges are:
Barnett's federal charges are:
- Knowingly entering or remaining in restricted building or restricted grounds without lawful authority while carrying a dangerous weapon. Penalty: Up to 10 years imprisonment and $250,000 fine.
- Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds. Penalty: Up to 6 months imprisonment and $5,000 fine.
- Theft of public property. Penalty: Up to 1 year imprisonment, $100,000 fine.
From your article.
The judge noted the seriousness of the offenses Barnett is charged with, and evidence that he prepared for a dangerous situation at the Capitol.
Willett said that when Barnett went to D.C., he turned the location settings on his phone off and paid in cash for all his expenses.
His phone has not been found, prosecuting attorneys said.
A Department of Justice attorney said that a few days before Barnett went to D.C., he went to Bass Pro Shops and bought walkie talkies, mace, and a stun gun.
Barnett's federal charges are:
Richard Morris Barnett of Gravette will have to stay under home incarceration with location monitoring, as conditions of his release. He will also have to surrender his passport. He will be released Saturday at the earliest.
He must avoid any contact - direct or indirect - with any possible witnesses. That includes anyone else who participated in the riot. He won't be allowed to have access to the internet, and family members he lives with will have to password-protect their devices."
The guy will be doing serious Time.
Sounds like a slam dunk.
The judge noted the seriousness of the offenses Barnett is charged with, and evidence that he prepared for a dangerous situation at the Capitol.
Willett said that when Barnett went to D.C., he turned the location settings on his phone off and paid in cash for all his expenses.
His phone has not been found, prosecuting attorneys said.
A Department of Justice attorney said that a few days before Barnett went to D.C., he went to Bass Pro Shops and bought walkie talkies, mace, and a stun gun.
Barnett's federal charges are:
- Knowingly entering or remaining in restricted building or restricted grounds without lawful authority while carrying a dangerous weapon. Penalty: Up to 10 years imprisonment and $250,000 fine.
- Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds. Penalty: Up to 6 months imprisonment and $5,000 fine.
- Theft of public property. Penalty: Up to 1 year imprisonment, $100,000 fine.
Richard Morris Barnett of Gravette will have to stay under home incarceration with location monitoring, as conditions of his release. He will also have to surrender his passport. He will be released Saturday at the earliest.
He must avoid any contact - direct or indirect - with any possible witnesses. That includes anyone else who participated in the riot. He won't be allowed to have access to the internet, and family members he lives with will have to password-protect their devices."
The guy will be doing serious Time.
Sounds like a slam dunk.
From your article.
The judge noted the seriousness of the offenses Barnett is charged with, and evidence that he prepared for a dangerous situation at the Capitol.
Willett said that when Barnett went to D.C., he turned the location settings on his phone off and paid in cash for all his expenses.
His phone has not been found, prosecuting attorneys said.
A Department of Justice attorney said that a few days before Barnett went to D.C., he went to Bass Pro Shops and bought walkie talkies, mace, and a stun gun.
Barnett's federal charges are:
- Knowingly entering or remaining in restricted building or restricted grounds without lawful authority while carrying a dangerous weapon. Penalty: Up to 10 years imprisonment and $250,000 fine.
- Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds. Penalty: Up to 6 months imprisonment and $5,000 fine.
- Theft of public property. Penalty: Up to 1 year imprisonment, $100,000 fine.
Richard Morris Barnett of Gravette will have to stay under home incarceration with location monitoring, as conditions of his release. He will also have to surrender his passport. He will be released Saturday at the earliest.
He must avoid any contact - direct or indirect - with any possible witnesses. That includes anyone else who participated in the riot. He won't be allowed to have access to the internet, and family members he lives with will have to password-protect their devices."
The guy will be doing serious Time.
Sounds like a slam dunk.
EatTheRich
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It is ridiculously low, but prosecutors and judges tend to love the right-wingers who reinforce the police state they wish the country had, and to bend over backward to accommodate them.
